Is the Active Aqua Chiller Refrigeration Unit - 1/10 HP available in 220-240 Volts
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No this unit only comes in a 110 version. The only company I believe that would make a 220 unit is chill king and when you get up to the 2 horse chillers
2246994
If I understand your question, yes. I have two of these units (in the U.S.), each on a 220-240 VAC circuit.
1140231
Mine is 120v ac, I guess they come in 240v also for our friends across the pond, make sure you know what your ordering.
381853
The A/C unit can only operate on a 220 volt power source. A 110 volt is not an option.
1476144
I have model # FFRE1033Q1. The amp draw is 7.7 in cooling mode. EER rating is 11.3. You can go to the Frigidaire web site to get the complete specs. There are several 10000 btu models. The one you are looking for is the model number I indicated above. AC units are listed under Home Comfort. You can also down load the manual.
1220651
Yes they do make a 220/230v version of this pump, Homebrewstuff does not carry them in stock but if you would like to order one you can call and ask for Josh R. at (208)375-2559 , if yo call in I can get one ordered for you.
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Yes, it's 120VAC, 60Hz, although I'm sure HP sells models with 220V power supplies for overseas markets, as well.
1153559
Yes. AC100-240V. It looks a little different from the picture, showing a trade Mark Premium TECH.
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I would say "yes", Sandra; 110VAC to 12VDC/5A is standard for portable coolers. Mine works great, I use it everyday! (on the convertor in my office) It actually cools better on the AC adapter than when I've used it of the 12VDC from the car. Hope this helps! :)
1087446
Unfortunately, no. It is a 120 volt AC device because of the internal pump motor used to pump the water is strictly an AC motor.
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No. 110vac only. You might check to see the the manufacturer has another model for 220.
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I own one of these. The answer is no. Back of the unit specifically says "60Hz 104 to 127V-". It will NOT take input voltage up to 240VAC.
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If you look up the Aqua Euro line of chillers on the marinedepot site, they have a chart that helps you with selecting the right size chiller. I would guess that. 1/13 HP chiller would be just what you need but it does come down to what you can afford. A larger chiller (1/10) would have to run less to keep the same temp. This would save you something on electricity over the long haul. That being said,an 1/13 HP should support up to a 50 gal tank.
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This is just a standard, portable air conditioner running off 120v. Sounds like you need a professionally installed system like a Mitsubishi Mr. Slim.
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No. It is 120 volts. However, you can travel type kits to step down from 240 to 120. Be alerted that we don't like it very much. It really runs HOT.
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You would be better off buying a 220-240V version such as is sold in Australia and Europe/UK, otherwise your warranty will be void. amazon.co.uk lists this item. At the moment, Australian retailers are still selling the previous model (WP100). Right now there is one Ebay seller with this item (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Waterpik-Aquarius-Ultra-Professional-Waterflosser-WP660-New-Model-RRP-199-99-/222009077107), who might post to you if you ask.
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yes that's how you get 240 volts. There is a switch inside to run the timer electronics on 120 v or 240 v and you can have it switch one line or the other independently or together for 240 volts. I am using mine to turn on a 240 volt 3/4ph pool pump motor. The CR version is the outdoor model case.